# gridscale-check

A variety of commands to check various aspects of your IaaS-assetts at [gridscale](https://gridscale.io).
This check makes use of [gsclient-go](https://github.com/gridscale/gsclient-go). 

The check-command looks in ```config/check.toml``` for a config file containing (for now) just the
gridscale user and token. These can also be set via the environment:

```
GRIDSCALE_USER='userid'
GRIDSCALE_TOKEN='token'
```

## commands

### snapshots

```
$ gridscale-check snapshots count -w 2 -c 1 -u <uuid-of-storage>
```

```
$ gridscale-check snapshots age -w 1 -c 2 -u <uuid-of-storage>
```

### servers

#### state of the server

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t server.status -s active -u <uuid-of-server>
```

#### check number of cpu cores or memory assigned

**n** - Max Amount
**m** - Min Amount

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t server.cores -u <uuid-of-server> -n 6 -m 4
```

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t server.memory -u <uuid-of-server> -n 6 -m 4
```

#### check IP that is assigned

Either with a value to compare (-c) or by matching the relation (-r):

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t ip.assigned -u <uuid-of-server> -c 192.168.10.20
```

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t ip.assigned -u <uuid-of-server> -r <uuid-of-ip-object>
```

#### check wether a certain firewall template is enabled

```
$ gridscale-check servers state -t firewall.template -u <uuid-of-server> -r <uuid-of-ip-object>
```

### helper commands

There are some helper commands, such as listing servers and storages:

```
$ gridscale-check servers list
```

```
$ gridscale-check storages list
```